Tag: Vue.js

1. Connecting Vue to Magento GraphQL: Loading Products, Prices and Stock

   Feb 11, 2026

   Connecting Vue to Magento GraphQL means more than a single fetch call against an endpoint. Fragments, error handling, caching and dealing with schema changes decide whether the integration stays maintainable or becomes a risk with every Magento update.

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2. Nuxt 3 SSG Deployment on Static Hosts: Netlify, Vercel, Cloudflare

   Feb 11, 2026

   Nuxt 3 can generate entire applications as pure static files, with no Node.js server running in production at all. Anyone using this path through nuxt generate and Static Site Generation consistently gets minimal operating costs, maximum resilience and delivery through a global edge network on platforms like Netlify, Vercel or Cloudflare Pages.

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3. Lazy Loading Routes and Components in Vue

   Feb 8, 2026

   Lazy loading pushes the loading of routes, components, images and data to the moment a user actually sees or requests them. With Vue Router, defineAsyncComponent, Intersection Observer and Suspense, this principle can be applied consistently throughout an entire application.

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4. Building Custom Refs in Vue 3: customRef, track and trigger

   Feb 7, 2026

   A Custom Ref gives full control over dependency tracking and update triggering. Once you understand the customRef API, you can encapsulate debounce, validation, storage synchronization and other patterns as a clean, reusable reactive primitive instead of wiring them up again in every component.

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5. Loading Data in Vue & Nuxt: Fetching, Caching and Error Handling

   Feb 4, 2026

   Loading data sounds trivial, until the first API request hangs in production, the loading state is unclear, or stale cache data shows the user a false picture of reality. Vue 3 and Nuxt provide mature primitives for data fetching that together cover caching, error handling and SSR compatibility.

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6. Database Integration in Nuxt Server Routes with Drizzle and Prisma

   Jan 29, 2026

   Database integration directly in Nuxt Server Routes saves a separate backend project, but comes with its own pitfalls: connection pooling in serverless environments, migration workflows, and the choice between Drizzle and Prisma decide the maintainability and performance of the whole application.

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7. Planning a Realistic Vue 2 to Vue 3 Migration

   Jan 20, 2026

   Vue 2 has reached its end of life. The migration to Vue 3 is not a simple dependency update, it touches the reactivity system, the lifecycle, the build pipeline and many libraries at the same time. Teams that plan it realistically, instead of underestimating it, actually finish it.

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8. Vue 3 Proxy Reactivity: How the Reactivity Core Really Works Under the Hood

   Jan 19, 2026

   Behind every reactive() call sits an ES2015 Proxy with get and set traps, a WeakMap dependency graph and a fine grained track/trigger system. Anyone who truly understands Vue 3 proxy reactivity immediately sees why destructuring breaks reactivity and why some objects never become reactive.

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9. Building State Management with Pinia the Right Way

   Jan 10, 2026

   Pinia is not just Vuex 5 under a different name, it is a fundamentally different approach that consistently embraces the Composition API. Anyone who uses Pinia as a mere data store is leaving the potential of store composition, type safe actions and reactive getters on the table. This article shows how to build state management with Pinia in Vue 3 correctly from the ground up.

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10. Using Vue DevTools Productively in Vue 3

    Jan 1, 2026

    Vue DevTools is more than a component tree viewer. Anyone who only uses it to check props is leaving most of its potential untapped. Timeline tracing, Pinia debugging, performance profiling and custom plugin integration turn Vue DevTools into the most effective diagnostic tool for Vue 3 applications.

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